LOZON, Bonnie Lou (Moore), peacefully and surrounded by the love of her family on Tuesday, December 17, 2025 at the age of 87.
Born in Chatham, loving daughter of the late Jack and Winnie (Mahon) Moore.
Dearest wife of 66 years to the late William (Bill) Albert Edward Lozon (2023).
Predeceased by her brother William (Bill) Moore (1993).
Survived by a daughter, Tracey Johnston (Mike) of Dresden; sons Tim Lozon (Carol) of Chatham and Todd Lozon (Janet) of Dresden.
Proud Nana and Grandma to Wesley Lozon, Nicole Roeszler (Colin), Lindsay Lozon (Kurt Holmes), Jackie Lozon, Paige Johnston and Jade Johnston (Tyler Hotham).
Best loved GG to Carter, Calie and Brody.
Also survived by sisters-in-law Roxie Moore (late Bill); Elaine Kilbride (late Bill); Kay Lozon (late Ron); Jeannette Poissant; and Linda Aarssen (Mike); and brother-in-law Jeff Lozon (Jennifer). Also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins in Ontario and in Michigan.
Predeceased by sister-in-law Patricia Turner (Joe); and father-and-mother-in-law Clarence and Bertha (Gray) Lozon.
Mom enjoyed the role of wife, mother and grandmother. She doted on Dad, her children and grandchildren.
Mom was an expert cook and baker and loved hosting dinners for celebrations with family and friends.
She and Dad enjoyed the winters they spent with their dearest friends in Texas and with travel to western Canada in 2000 and a Caribbean cruise for their 50th wedding anniversary.
Bonnie and Bill lived for 35 years on their farm at Lot 10 Concession 3 in Camden Gore Twp., where they made many happy memories with family and friends that will last a lifetime.
In 2008 they moved to Dresden, where they enjoyed new friendships in the neighbourhood.
Mom was a dedicated member of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Dresden, where she enjoyed serving the Lord, working in the kitchen alongside her church family.
She loved baking butter tarts and bringing them to church functions; and also using them as payment to her neighbours for their kindness, whenever they shovelled the drive or mowed the lawn.
Mom moved to Oaks Retirement Village in February this year, where she was happy to join other ladies from Dresden who also lived there, and made many new friends.
She loved the many activities and could often be found in the dining room helping other residents to fill their plates at the buffet or assist them getting seated at their tables.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to Chatham-Kent Hospice for the wonderful and tender care Mom received during her final days.
Your compassion and expert attention to her every need was a comfort and tremendous support to us that we will never forget.
Visitation at Badder Funeral Home, 679 North Street Dresden on Sunday, December 21, 2025 from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. Funeral service Monday, December 22, 2025 at 11:00 a.m. at the funeral home.
Visitation Monday at 10:00 a.m. until time of service.
As an expression of sympathy, donations to Chatham-Kent Hospice or St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Dresden will be gratefully accepted.
